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Equestrian 2019 Discussion Thread


dcro

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Just now, Gianlu33 said:

Italy will officially host the 2022 WEG! Opening ceremony will be at Colosseo, closing ceremony at the Arena di Verona! :cheer:

 

 

 

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Nope. Just eventing and Driving.

Dressage, jumping, para dressage and vaulting in Herning, Denmark ;)

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2022 World Championships (dressage, jumping, para-dressage, vaulting) - :DEN Herning

2022 World Championships (eventing, driving) - :ITA Pratoni del Vivaro

 

2022 World Championships (endurance, reining) - to be announced on November 19

 

So officially the World Equestrian Games no longer exist...

 

2022 World Cup Finals - :GER Leipzig

2023 World Cup Finals - :USA Omaha

2024 World Cup Finals - :KSA Riyadh :yikes:

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:AUS Hazel Shannon & Willingapark Clifford win the Adelaide Three-Day Event fot the third time. :cheer:

 

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Thus she becomes only the 5th rider in history to win the same 5* event with the same horse three times:

 

:GBR Capt. Mark Phillips & Great Ovation (Badminton '71, '72, '74)

:USA Kim Severson & Winsome Adante (Kentucky '02, '04, '05)

:NZL Andrew Nicholson & Avebury (Burghley '12, '13, '14)

:GER Michael Jung & fischerRocana (Kentucky '15, '16, '17)

:AUS Hazel Shannon & Willingapark Clifford (Adelaide '16, '18, '19)

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@heywoodu you can update your 2021-2023 calendar. :evil:

 

Ermelo got awarded the hosting rights of Dressage World Championships for Young Horses in that period. I can promise you some Maksim Mrvica tunes. :p

 

http://www.eurodressage.com/2019/11/17/ermelo-beats-verden-race-hosting-2021-2023-world-young-horse-championships

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2019 FEI Awards

 

Best athlete - :GER Ingrid Klimke

Rising star - :GER Semmieke Rothenberger

Best groom - :NED Madeleine Broek

Solidarity award - :SWE Uno Yxklinten (Educational Leader of the first Farriers' training programme in Zambia)

Against all odds award - :CHN Li Zhenqiang

 

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